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1. This document contains 15 multiple choice questions about international finance organizations and concepts such as the balance of payments, special drawing rights, and causes of international debt crises. 2. The questions cover topics like the roles and functions of the World Bank, International Monetary Fund, and other multilateral development organizations as well as technical terms used in international economics. 3. The questions have a single correct multiple choice answer relating to the purpose, historical context, accounting treatments, or responsibilities of the various international financial systems, institutions, and economic events addressed.
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1. A investor has purchased 10-year bonds, with a face value of $11,000. Interest at 8% is paid
quarterly. If she desires to earn 12% nominal interest (compounded quarterly), what would the
purchase price have to be?
Solution
Face value (FV) $ 11,000.00 Coupon rate 8.00% Number of
compounding periods per year 4 Interest per period (PMT) $ 220.00
Number of years to maturity 10 Number of compounding periods till maturity (NPER) 40
Market rate of return/Required rate of return per period (RATE) 3.00% Bond price
PV(RATE,NPER,PMT,FV)*-1 Bond price $ 8,457.38.
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WB promotes economic development .
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A multinational corporation operates in two or more countries, consisting of a parent company in its home country and foreign subsidiaries. The goal is to maximize shareholder wealth. Managing finances across countries introduces challenges like different currencies, economic systems, languages, cultures and political risks compared to domestic firms. Firms expand internationally to access new markets, resources, technologies and efficiencies or avoid regulatory hurdles. Financial managers must operate within environmental, regulatory and ethical constraints that vary between countries.
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- 2. A Bretton Woods Agreement B Louvre Accord C Smithsonian Conference D Jamaica Agreement 5. A country's membership quota for the International Monetary Fund must be made in which forms of deposit. A Silver and gold B US dollars and gold C The country's own currency and gold D Own currency and silver 6. The BOP official reserves comprise these 4 types of assets. A Silver, reserve positions at the IMF, gold, SDRs B Silver, convertible currencies, gold, SDRs C Reserve positions at the IMF, silver, SDRs, convertible currencies D Gold, convertible currencies, SDRs, reserve positions at the IMF 7. The BOP capital account records capital transactions among countries and includes which of the following? A Portfolio investments and foreign direct investments B Unilateral transfers and currency values C Capital investments and financial reserves D FDIs and financial reserves 8. What are convertible currencies? A Currencies that can be freely exchanged for gold
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